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Decision - Levelling Up Agenda

Brighton and Hove Greater Brighton Economic Board Decided 19 Jul 2022 approved GET /api/coverage
Decision maker
Greater Brighton Economic Board
Report author
Andy Hill
Published
21 Jul 2022
Reference
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As published

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1) That the Board endorses all Levelling Up Fund Round 2 bids submitted by Greater Brighton authorities (appendices 1 & 2) and agrees that the Chair of the Board should write a letter of support in relation to each bid. 2) That the Board notes that the bids outlined in appendices 1 & 2 have the potential to create a new pipeline of Board-backed projects for the city region. 3) That the Board agrees that members should be encouraged to work together on the delivery of UKSPF interventions where such interventions will be more effective on a geographic scale which is wider than an individual local authority's area. 4) That that Board agrees its local authority members should reflect 2.s in all UKSPF Investment Plans they submit. 5) That the Board agrees officers should continue to consider opportunities for the Greater Brighton functional economic area arising out of the Levelling Up White Paper

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The report considers how Greater Brighton can respond to the Government’s Levelling Up agenda, including the Levelling Up Fund, the UK Shared Prosperity Fund and potential devolution. The Board was asked to support local authorities’ funding bids, encourage collaboration on UKSPF interventions and continue exploring opportunities across the Greater Brighton area.

Outcome
approved
Recommendation
That the Board endorse all Levelling Up Fund Round 2 bids submitted by Greater Brighton authorities and that the Chair write letters of support for each bid; note the potential pipeline of Board-backed projects; encourage members to collaborate on UKSPF interventions where appropriate; ensure local authority members reflect this in their UKSPF Investment Plans; and agree that officers continue considering opportunities arising from the Levelling Up White Paper.
Financial impact
£47.933m will be applied for through Greater Brighton authorities’ Levelling Up Fund Round 2 bids. The UK Shared Prosperity Fund allocations total £7.849m across the seven authorities, with separate £20,000 allocations available to lead local authorities for preparation and investment plans.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Greater Brighton Economic Board
Date in document
19 Jul 2022

Stakeholders named

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Greater Brighton authoritieslocal authority partnersbusinessesuniversitiesGreater Brighton LeadersGreater Brighton and wider regional partnerslocal residents

Next steps

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  • The Chair of the Board will produce a letter of support for each Levelling Up Fund Round 2 bid as appropriate.
  • Each Greater Brighton local authority will develop and submit its UKSPF Investment Plan from 1 August 2022.
  • Members will be encouraged to collaborate across boundaries on UKSPF interventions and shared priorities.
  • Officers will continue considering opportunities arising from the Levelling Up White Paper, including net zero, creative industries and devolution.
  • The potential for collaboration on UKSPF Investment Plans will be reviewed as the three-year funding period progresses.

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